CrispGuard yenilikleri — sürüm notları

Sürüm 1.2.2 8 Kasım 2026

This release makes masking reach inside embedded frames, and sharpens what image masking learns.

Cross-origin iframes are now masked too, so comment boxes, checkout forms and ads embedded from another site are hidden along with the page around them.
The toolbar badge now counts the keywords hidden on the current tab, so you can see masking is working without opening the popup.

Smart detection now also recognises ID numbers, bank card numbers and money amounts, so fewer keywords have to be added by hand.
Image rules learned on one site can be reused on your other domains, and pictures that differ only by a number are matched by the part of their address they share.

Masking no longer flashes off for a moment when a page reloads with protection already on.

Area masking and the translucent veil arrive, and Spotlight now keeps up with the cursor.

Area masking lets you drag a rectangle or an ellipse over anything you do not want seen, and the area stays covered after a reload.
The translucent veil dims a whole page like a privacy film, and its transparency can be adjusted so the text underneath stays readable.
Site lock covers one site behind a six-digit PIN and keeps it covered until you unlock it yourself.

Spotlight keeps up with the cursor on long pages instead of trailing half a beat behind it.

Image masking can now learn which pictures to hide, and the interface speaks 51 languages.

Image masking: pick one picture to hide exactly that one, or pick several of the same kind and CrispGuard keeps the part of their address they share while ignoring the numbers.
Seven placeholder styles — cloak, tent, bubble shield, blanket, sealed, curtains and the original shield — replace hidden images so a page still looks intact.
Decoy page swaps the page for a harmless one in a single keystroke, and each site can use its own decoy.
The interface language can be switched inside the settings panel and takes effect immediately, with 51 languages to choose from.

Keyword matching ignores upper and lower case and treats any run of spaces as one space, so 'John Smith' and 'john smith' are both hidden.

The first public release: hide the words you never want on screen, blur a whole page, and keep a spotlight on one part of it.

Keyword masking: add the words you never want on screen and they are covered with a black bar, a blurred bar, a custom colour or a character of your choice.
Whole-page blur: blurs everything at once and restores the page whenever you want it back.
Spotlight: follows the cursor and lights one area, so you can read that part while the rest of the page stays dim.
Protection can be remembered per site, so a domain you set up once keeps the same settings after a reload.
Import and export: settings move between browsers as a single file, and a damaged file is refused instead of half-applied.